Though the limited engagement (3 – 14 April) won’t last through St. George’s Day (23 April), The Lyric Theatre presents the beggarsbelief production of The Unholy and Illustrious History of St. George and the Dragon – or just St. George and the Dragon for those of us who may be short on breath. Born with curious birthmarks, a strange boy is possessed of unusual powers and has one simple conviction: he must kill a dragon. So begins a quest that takes him to the ends of the known world.
Though the limited engagement (3 – 14 April) won’t last through St. George’s Day (23 April), The Lyric Theatre presents the beggarsbelief production of The Unholy and Illustrious History of St. George and the Dragon – or just St. George and the Dragon for those of us who may be short on breath. Born with curious birthmarks, a strange boy is possessed of unusual powers and has one simple conviction: he must kill a dragon. So begins a quest that takes him to the ends of the known world.
